I was watching this last night. You took us on a tour of your beautiful island. I had a terrible eerie feeling that you might be documenting your island before it gets hit by a cat 4 hurricane. You words or encouragement for people that have strong homes to help people who don't and to check on neighbors and the elderly. So may people live right on the water there and you drove up what looked like a mountain. All the storm surge and rainfall downhill could be devastating. I saw goats and dogs roaming the streets. The small boats pulled out of the water onto the small beach.You said all the "yachts" have left. I could not sleep, and I was watching this around 2 am. It's now 3:30 in the afternoon and I read your island took a direct hit around 11am. I pray that everyone is safe and I hope you will give us an update on your beautiful island. I am in Florida near Sarasota on the south west end. We have had some terrible thunderstorms, and this is just the beginning of a scary hurricane season. Beryl is coming our way and I think he is going to do some serious damage before he is through. The gulf of Mexico is extremely warm. Please post as soon as you are able. I will be praying for your community.
I pray 🙏 for everyone’s safety in Carriacou and and the rest of the Caribbean.Please stay safe and indoors also stay clear from your windows because of flying objects in the air.God blessings on you all.Watching from Germany 🇩🇪
I saw the calm before the hurricane.... and yesterday all the smiles and braveness of all the people in Carriacou. We were in the marina in June, we secure our boat on the open ground and we left it on the 22nd of June. Is someone could help us and tell us how are people who lives on their boat ? how are the boats, name after name ? Please, could somebody answer ? We are now in Bretagne (France), and we can help if you need !
🙏🏿please please all Allu take care be safe and baton down anything that can move. Just passing through my family village of Belair . The island is looking so beautiful . I just hope and pray when I fly down in 3weeks everybody and every thing is ok . 🙏🏿 please be safe 🙏🏿
Sadly everything will be flattened soon. Many people have not experienced a cat 4 hurricane. The sound alone from the wind will terrify grown men. But they will be prepared for the next one. Build back stronger
Before I watch whole video, I spent some time on the lovely island of Carriacou. Hurricanes also bring much needed fresh water, at least back in the 1970s when I lived there... so it's not all bad. And besides, it's all a part of normal living in the Caribbean. Changing weather is part of the human condition for all you hand-wringing-21-century-climate-change-prognosticators.
I was watching this last night. You took us on a tour of your beautiful island. I had a terrible eerie feeling that you might be documenting your island before it gets hit by a cat 4 hurricane. You words or encouragement for people that have strong homes to help people who don't and to check on neighbors and the elderly. So may people live right on the water there and you drove up what looked like a mountain. All the storm surge and rainfall downhill could be devastating. I saw goats and dogs roaming the streets. The small boats pulled out of the water onto the small beach.You said all the "yachts" have left. I could not sleep, and I was watching this around 2 am. It's now 3:30 in the afternoon and I read your island took a direct hit around 11am. I pray that everyone is safe and I hope you will give us an update on your beautiful island. I am in Florida near Sarasota on the south west end. We have had some terrible thunderstorms, and this is just the beginning of a scary hurricane season. Beryl is coming our way and I think he is going to do some serious damage before he is through. The gulf of Mexico is extremely warm. Please post as soon as you are able. I will be praying for your community.
Thank you from England UK . You and your team is doing a good job.
This video is a classic example of the phrase ' the calm before the storm'. Stay strong and I hope you get the support you need.
so much love for the people of the carribean, I know you will all come out of this stronger than before!
I pray 🙏 for everyone’s safety in Carriacou and and the rest of the Caribbean.Please stay safe and indoors also stay clear from your windows because of flying objects in the air.God blessings on you all.Watching from Germany 🇩🇪
great commentary
This is Carriacou,, part of tri island state of Grenada
Very good job double checking to make sure everything and everyone is on the safe side Praying all ends well Thank you
I saw the calm before the hurricane.... and yesterday all the smiles and braveness of all the people in Carriacou. We were in the marina in June, we secure our boat on the open ground and we left it on the 22nd of June. Is someone could help us and tell us how are people who lives on their boat ? how are the boats, name after name ? Please, could somebody answer ? We are now in Bretagne (France), and we can help if you need !
Thanks for sharing.
Praying for Carriacou ❤
🙏🏿please please all Allu take care be safe and baton down anything that can move. Just passing through my family village of Belair . The island is looking so beautiful . I just hope and pray when I fly down in 3weeks everybody and every thing is ok . 🙏🏿 please be safe 🙏🏿
I am praying that God spare our Tri Island State and be mercyful to all ❤❤❤
i hope you are all okay. just saw that the hurricane made landfall on this exact island at almost category 5 strength. 💔
Pay attention and action to save lives
Surprising how many boats are anchored in the bay considering how vulnerable and exposed they may be once the hurricane arrives
Good job lady, keep up the good work. I had a cousin by the name of Beryl who died last year 2023, some names are scarce.
Does on of the bars in Tyrell bay still belong Carlos and his wife. Keep. Safe all the best Nick
Sadly everything will be flattened soon. Many people have not experienced a cat 4 hurricane. The sound alone from the wind will terrify grown men. But they will be prepared for the next one. Build back stronger
Were they taking it seriously?
Before I watch whole video, I spent some time on the lovely island of Carriacou. Hurricanes also bring much needed fresh water, at least back in the 1970s when I lived there... so it's not all bad. And besides, it's all a part of normal living in the Caribbean. Changing weather is part of the human condition for all you hand-wringing-21-century-climate-change-prognosticators.
Is this Grenada or one of the A B C island?
Grenada, Carriacou and Petite M.
No the ABC ilands is outside Venezuela 🇻🇪
u thinking about Curacao, but this is Carriacou in between Grenada and St Vincent.
Surprising how many boats remain anchored in the bay considering how vulnerable and exposed they may be once the hurricane arrives